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KPMG in the UK is part of a global network of firms that offers Audit, Tax, Consulting and Deal Advisory services. Through the talent of over 13,500 colleagues, we bring our imagination and insight to our clients’ most critical issues.  Read more »

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  • Aerospace
  • Chemical/Process
  • Civil/Building
  • Computing/Technology
  • Electronic & Electrical
  • Materials & Minerals
  • Mechanical/Manufacturing
  • Sciences/Maths
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We’re a firm that never stands still.
We are proud of our firm, our people and our purpose.
We embrace opportunities.
We develop every day.
We recognise and reward hard work.
We are trusted role models.
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Hear from Liza Heneghan.
Hear from Liza Heneghan.
KPMG Graduate Programmes: Inspiring Journeys
KPMG Graduate Programmes: Inspiring Journeys
Dele - Audit Graduate Trainee
Dele - Audit Graduate Trainee
Haengeun - Technology Graduate Trainee
Haengeun - Technology Graduate Trainee
KPMG Graduate Programmes: Inspiring Journeys
KPMG Graduate Programmes: Inspiring Journeys
What's it like to work at KPMG?
What's it like to work at KPMG?
KPMG Values - Being the clear choice
KPMG Values - Being the clear choice
Be inspired - Technology Consulting at KPMG
Be inspired - Technology Consulting at KPMG
Find out more about KPMG
Find out more about KPMG

Ayomikun

Technology Graduate Programme

"At KPMG, you get to work alongside multinational companies. From the outset, you’re valued and you have the opportunity to really make a name for yourself."

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Malcolm

Audit Intensive Graduate Programme

"You work hard towards a professional qualification but you’re also on a three-year journey with lots of other people who are all in the same boat."

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Let the best 'you' shine through

In the 1500’s, travelling workers used CVs to introduce themselves to the Lord of the manor while in the 1700’s portraitists.

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